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Best handgun I've used to date

Discussion in 'Guns & Hunting' started by thenomad, Nov 24, 2010.

  1. Nov 24, 2010 at 6:09 PM
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    thenomad

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    Shoot a glock and you will change your mind:p

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  3. Nov 24, 2010 at 6:26 PM
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    KenLyns

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    Low recoil, flat ballistic curve at long range, high ammo capacity... However, the civilian-legal 5.7 mm ammo is unproven. The tumbling properties of the 5.56x45mm rifle cartridge are not necessarily retained at the much slower pistol velocities.
     
  4. Nov 24, 2010 at 6:31 PM
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    This was kinda what I was thinking- Except mine was more along the lines of "WTF-They make 5.7 for handguns??"

    The manual safety is a turn off for me as well. And the price.
     
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    I'm a huge glock fan. I have a few. Glock is the best value available for under $550 hands down.
     
  7. Nov 24, 2010 at 6:34 PM
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    If you feel you need a handgun like that why not just solve the issue and buy a Smith .500?? At least you know it will massacre whatever you shoot.
     
  8. Nov 24, 2010 at 7:25 PM
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    Not very cost efficient would be my guess lol i like the five sever but its way out of my price range haha
     
  9. Nov 24, 2010 at 7:28 PM
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    The Five-seveN is single-action-only, so it needs to be carried cocked-and-locked like a 1911 to get any kind of "readiness". Therefore the external safety is necessary. Glock is the way to go. For the price of a Five-seveN you can get a Trijicon RMR mounted on your Glock...
     
  10. Nov 24, 2010 at 7:30 PM
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    so...what exactly does spending $1k for the FN name get me that i cannot accomplish with any of my other handguns besides it being a 5.7 caliber?
     
  11. Nov 25, 2010 at 5:10 AM
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    I have to agree, for the price you can't bet a Glock. I have a 17 that I have had for years. I have thought about selling it a couple of times but I just can't. I have shot and currently own better shooting guns but for the price and durability you won't beat a Glock.
     
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    Yeah...I get that it needs to be carried "at the ready." I'll take my DAO SiG P250-One less step to worry about when it matters.
     
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    I have owned and used virtually every handgun configuration imaginable. I love guns. However,I do not like any polymer gun (personal preference). I went through a huge 1911 phase for a while (still love them) but am a die hard wheel gun guy now. My fav is my 627-5 (8 shot 357). It shoots better than any handgun I have ever owned. I also have the same gun in a 2" barrel that is superb for carry and it shoots .75" at 15 yards if I do my part. Find what you like and stick with it.
     
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    yeah so are Sig's, but they cost more ...and they aren't any better than Glock
     
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    I've seen a glock handle blow up in a guys hand. I'll pass on the glock and stick to my sig's
     
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    My Sig is more accurate than any of my Glocks. Worth the price? Absolutly. For me anyhow....
     
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    My next addtion to my humble collection when released- :D

    New Sig P290 Sub-Compact 9mm

    Sig Sauer has unveiled their newest pistol: the Sig P290. It is significant (excuse the pun) because it is a whole new platform. The first P290 that will be available is chambered in 9mm Luger/Parabellum but I fully expect to see it chambered in other cartridges late next year.

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    One notable feature is that the side grip panels are removable. Sig plan on offering a range of aluminum, wood, and polymer grips that they will engrave with your initials, if you so wish.

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    A laser sight that fits in front of the trigger guard will also be offered (see below photo).

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    SpecificationsCaliber9mmTriggerDAOCapacity6 - 8 rounds (two different magazines?FinishPolymer / Nitron black or Stainless slideGripRemovable Polymer / WoodBarrel2.9"Overall Length5.5"Width0.9" (1.1" with slide catch)Height3.9"Weight20.5 oz (with magazine)Front SightSIGLITE night sightMA / CA compliantNoMSRP (Price)Not yet announced.
    The company has not announced pricing
     
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    ^ oohh i like that.
     

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